Watch: Joint Task Force Seizes Over 42,000 Litres of Stolen Crude Oil
In this video, the Joint Task Force operating in the Niger Delta region intercepts over 42,000 litres of stolen crude oil. Watch the full raid and recovery footage below.
Operation Delta Safe, a joint security task force in the Niger Delta region, has intensified its efforts to combat oil theft and sabotage in the area. The Air Component of the operation has recently destroyed 6 illegal refining sites and 5 Cotonou boats in Rivers State, Nigeria.
The operation has been proactive in safeguarding the nation's economic interests and deterring criminal elements involved in oil theft.
The Nigerian Air Force, alongside other security agencies, remains committed to securing vital government resources and infrastructures in the Niger Delta region. The operations of Operation Delta Safe have led to the neutralization of militants, destruction of camps, and elimination of hostile elements threatening the peace, security, and serenity in the Niger Delta area.
However, civil-military cooperation is not without challenges, and the study recommends reorientation of the military and effective manpower planning and outsourcing as strategies to resolve these challenges.
The Federal Government is determined to curb illegal oil activities in the Niger Delta region, and the Commander of the Joint Taskforce South-South "Operation Delta Safe", Rear Admiral John Okeke, has stated this commitment
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Good is a wellcome development, hope they will be punished according to the law. Kudos to them
ReplyDeleteSo disheartening the level of theft and wastage by these oil thieves. This effort to record desired effect must be holistic from the top to the bottom
ReplyDeleteThe troops did a good job
ReplyDeleteHope they will punish according to the law
ReplyDeleteTroops are doing great.
ReplyDeleteThat is good thing
ReplyDeleteThis is good job
ReplyDeleteIt is so disheartening with the way Nigeria crude oil theft is on a rise.. I hope those responsible for this will be all caught soon.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good development and I hope those involved will be punished and take them to the wrath of law
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion this should be tackled immediately because when such happens the very question that comes to mind is who in government giving them the crude oil and why? Niger delta can't just do things without the approval of government
ReplyDeleteBravo to the Troops, they are there for our country, their sacrifices will never be in vain by God's grace 🙏
ReplyDeleteThis is not good, and government must take actions
ReplyDeleteGovernment need to take action
ReplyDeleteGreat work done…may God keep give the strength to work the betterment of the country.
ReplyDeleteGreat work done…may God protect you and give you the strength to work for the betterment of the country.
ReplyDeleteMay god help the Nigeria army on there good moves
ReplyDeleteThis is great
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic job
ReplyDeleteThey should be punished according to the law
ReplyDeleteStolen crude sabotage the economy. Serious preventive measures mist be taken
ReplyDeleteThe joint security task force in that region should keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteThe joint security task force in that region should keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteThe joint security task force in that region should keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteThey should keep up the good works
ReplyDeleteThat is a welcome development. They should be punished according to law.
ReplyDeleteGood job but must they burn the products down? Why not channel it to the right source for proper distribution
ReplyDeleteThey have done well, I hope this will serve as a warning to others sabotaging our economy through this illegal act .
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